31:28 the firefighter slamming his stuff because he understood what just happened 😔 that is so heartbreaking 💔

@dbx1233

2 ай бұрын

That was a guy who just got punched in the gut. He knew a lot of his brothers (firefighters) and innocent civilians were brutally slaughtered. That did hit hard.

@danielabarnova4444

Ай бұрын

Presne, aj ja som to videla😢

"they're gone, the world trade center is..-is no more." and silence. that really hit hard.

@connorgolden4

Ай бұрын

At what point was that said? I’m curious.

@drft3r_31

Ай бұрын

@@connorgolden4 31:50

@StGtag

15 күн бұрын

​@@connorgolden4 31:50

31:28 the sheer frustration on that fireman, tough.

@myer8084

Жыл бұрын

@@brendar8336sometimes a little humor is what we need in some crisis

@pimpette2405

7 ай бұрын

@@brendar8336its not funny at all. He knew all his colleagues were still in the building and died from the fall.

@itsriley2747

6 ай бұрын

@@SRB9272 Excuse me?????

@SRB9272

6 ай бұрын

@@itsriley2747 like I said , he lost his faith in the Jewish people that day! I'm not going into detail. Follow the money trail and you'll realise what actually happened, more than just a "terror attack"

@HurricanePatrick

6 ай бұрын

Not his fault George Bush decided to kill nearly 3,000 ppl

I was a HS Senior when this happened. We left school, went to the beach to see what we could. We were 17 miles away... The sky was unbelievable. Never seen this footage before. Everyone was so scrambled that day.

@Budkkjr

3 ай бұрын

crazy...i was a senior too..I'm from tennessee...we didn't have cable so I'll never forget the first image i saw online...

@courtneym75

3 ай бұрын

I was a junior. I remember waking up to this on the tv. I remember what day of the week it was.

@KMills84

3 ай бұрын

Tuesday @@courtneym75

@curtisw502

2 ай бұрын

​@courtneym75 I was a junior too and I just remember walking to my next class and seeing 50 students and teachers huddled around a little 27 inch TV...you could have heard a pin drop.

@betsywilliams3666

2 ай бұрын

@@curtisw502same here, and feeling very confused about what was going on.

I had a 6 day old baby this day...I cried as I breast fed, I cried as I changed him, cried as I held him...looked at him and wondered "what kind of world have I brought you into?" It turns out...this world is still shit, age 22 now and wars everywhere, people are struggling, we are struggling, both working but couldnt make rent and got evicted, living in a motel...but...we keep the faith that the GOOD outnumber the bad in this world and we just hang on...people this day couldnt hang on, most didnt have a choice...this day will never not break my heart.. It should have never happened

@VictornHart

4 ай бұрын

That determination, that hope is what makes you strong. It’s so inspiring. I hope the best for you 2, the world has gotten tough yes, but we’ll always make a come back.

@joojoobean84

4 ай бұрын

Stay strong x

@carriebizz

4 ай бұрын

I found out 1 week before the attacks that I was pregnant with our first baby and I too questioned what the hell kind of world are we going to bring a baby into

@walterpaton8698

3 ай бұрын

And 20 years later, New York City does not communicate with ICE. And it's becoming a socialist party state.

@themangyman

3 ай бұрын

I was 3 months old on that day and I feel so sad that I missed the world before that day. I try to do the best I can in this new world but it’s extremely hard as everything seems to be against us now.

Britain will always stand with the people of New york ❤️

I remember being 10 flipping through all the channels and seeing the exact same thing

@Galidorquest

5 ай бұрын

Long story short, I was in Kindergarten and I was doing the same thing after school, but when my Dad came home early from work, he sent me to my room after the first collapse. I was quite sheltered, I lived in Chicago at the time and my parents didn't talk about 9/11 with me and I never thought to ask questions about it or the war in Iraq. I was lucky to have a carefree early-childhood since I didn't lose anyone or live in New York. My 9/11 experience could've been a lot different. In my innocent mind, I assumed it was all just an airshow incident and everyone miraculously survived. As a 5 year old, I couldn't quite fathom the concept of death and how long it takes to escape a burning skyscraper and that some people were trapped, etc... I never learned the whole truth about 9/11 until the 6th Anniversary in 2007 when a 6th Grade teacher brought in the Naudet Brothers documentary on VHS. The adults & teachers in my life seldomly talked about 9/11 & war with the kids until that point when we were old enough. And since then, I became paranoid of another attack on the 10th Anniversary and I swore off flying on airplanes.

@StepUpMedia039

5 ай бұрын

No joke, even QVC (home shopping network) had ceased broadcasting with a message saying "due to the events of today, we are delaying any further broadcast"

@TDH8988

Ай бұрын

same thing on my tv then. ( Western Europe )

I was 9 when this happened and i just remember the looks on all the adults faces and leaving school early and my mom saying what happened and not really understanding the magnitude of what was happening to our country. Watching it now i can completely understand how this day changed our country and everything! My heart truly goes out to all of those people and heroes that lost their lives that tragic day!

The one lady at 25:00 would be me. She giggled when she said she had just called her husband to tell him she was alright, and I know I'm that way. If I'm overwhelmed with fear or anxiety I seem to try to laugh through the awkwardness to make the situation not seem as bad to my brain. I try to stop it but it happens anyway.

@4Core100

5 ай бұрын

A 2015 study from a team of Yale researchers also found that people tend to respond with a variety of unexpected emotions in response to strong outside stimuli. The researchers discovered an association between the strong emotions you feel when you see a cute baby, like wanting to pinch its cheek and speak to it in weird voices, and the urge to laugh when you’re nervous or anxious.

@Meghnaaad

5 ай бұрын

You don't even know how to time stamp.

@TexasBorn_TexasRaised

4 ай бұрын

😂😂 I laughed so hard reading this! I couldn't imagine not being able to stop laughing during a time of crisis

@lea24457

3 ай бұрын

I remember when I was about 10 my elderly neighbour who was like a grandma to me died, when my older sister come home I told her she said oh no and I laughed she thought I was lying because I laughed . I’ve never understood why I done that because I was absolutely devastated

@dirty9er415

2 ай бұрын

My wife does the same thing. It took me awhile to figure it out

I was not Born in the united States but I feel very bad for those people who unfortunately died on 9/11, I tell you from Argentina and with great respect,rest in peace

@JD-fx9ly

2 ай бұрын

As a New Yorker, thank you. Any terrorist attack that kills innocents is a tragedy, I pray other people never have to experience an event like this again, in or out of my country. Nobody deserves to learn their family won't come home from work that night.

I feel so bad for the three kids at 1:38:03. They are not with their parents and it is after the second collapse. They must have been so scared.

@kxittes

5 ай бұрын

you can see the boy lip syncing something like “mom,mom” or “our mom”

@orangechickengorl

5 ай бұрын

These kids were probably Stuy high school students :(

52:53 the US will change as a result of this. IT REALLY DID

@user-mc1yd9bp5x

4 ай бұрын

The whole world has gone mad, since mid 2000s

@RichardDavison-lz1wu

4 ай бұрын

I don't even know my neighbors!@@user-mc1yd9bp5x

@ttss1415

2 ай бұрын

Islam was the reason of this mess and it's so weird it's allowed and spread in the US after this mess .. Nazis were banned but Islam is allowed !!!

10:27 the words of Dr. Kushner as we see those HORRIFIC burns is chilling. That poor woman being stripped naked in the city streets as the other woman peels the melted clothing and flesh off of her. Her upper back is missing a massive chunk of flesh as it burned to the muscle and bone (4th degree). The first woman we see burned before that has 4th degree burns also as her skin has been charred black (notice her left wrist) and has melted off in some areas. Absolutely horrific. I hope those women survived and are at peace today. I want to know their stories.

@Protactiny

5 ай бұрын

Oh my... she is indeed charred! 😢

@TheHeavensFellen

5 ай бұрын

That's Jenny Anne, who was helped by Ron or something wearing his Yellow Tie

@crazykins9361

3 ай бұрын

How long are those images on the screen? Are there any more like that? I’d like to watch this but I’m very squeamish!

@loralee7544

3 ай бұрын

Not another Kushner. The most in control are related

@AellaWW

Ай бұрын

@@TheHeavensFellenthat wasn’t her

Thank you for posting your raw footage. No amount of professionally put together documentaries could ever capture the pure emotion of the actual news broadcasts as it happened. A very precious piece of historical footage - in memory of all those wonderful souls who lost their lives. As a British citizen, I unite with our brothers and sisters across the pond: God bless everyone in the wonderful United States.

One of the saddest things about this is that I really think those guys won, They got exactly what they wanted and we are continuing to lose to their ideology.

@juanchoresultay2704

Ай бұрын

Won but at what cost ? To ruin lives of people and their own reputation?

This was such a painful day. I will always remember this day.

Im from the uk , we had the second highest death count after America. I will never forget that day , i was in work and all we had was a radio and no tv , i heard it all unfold then when i got home my mum was waiting up looking shocked, she said go watch the tv . I just couldn't comprehend what i was seeing , absolutely terrible day and terrible loss of life , probably the biggest disaster i will ever see in my lifetime.

I remembered it very clearly. I'm from Brooklyn and was seven when this happened. It all started with my mom driving my brother and I to school that started at 8:30 AM About a half-hour later, on the PA system, the principal made an announcement asking a student to get his stuff to go home. Next thing you know, evey three minutes she's saying this student, that student, that student one by one. Two things were going in my head. First, what was going on and two, when's my turn? Then I remember between 9:30 and 9:45 my mom came and picked us up. In the car, we kept asking her, what's going on? She was scared, and just wanted to bring us home. Finally, we see on the TV, the WTC site, but just smoke. Then I saw the footage of the planes crashing. Then, there's a problem. My dad worked in Manhattan and work the evenings. My mother was very scared, and told him don't go to work, it's not safe. He went anyway. But Thank God he was safe the whole time.

This news reporters were uncannily calm.

Who is watching in 2024

@blackempress2040

2 ай бұрын

😢still watching,still pissed,still crying. I was 14 in 8th grade. Something else is coming to NY. Get out while you still can

@kaylecotton5301

Ай бұрын

I am and on that day my daughter turned two. What a sad day

@emagenevanhorn1543

27 күн бұрын

Me

@mousetreehouse6833

26 күн бұрын

2024. Watching this on Memorial Day, for some inexplicable reason.

@Galaxywitch13

25 күн бұрын

So corny when people say this. Of course we are. It's our history when life as we knew changed forever more. Just tacky when people use this phrase for very obvious events that people are OBVIOUSLY still here for

It's amazing how some of the commentators are reluctant to articulate the reality of this horrific event. At some point you have to recognize it is an attack. Yes it was an organized preplanned and executed attack. Eventually, they saw it for what it was.

@Zzyzzyx

19 күн бұрын

That's what is known as good old-fashioned responsible journalism.

@dbx1233

19 күн бұрын

@@Zzyzzyx I guess Peter Jennings wasn't one, after the 3rd plane he used the words "We are under attack." At some point you have to know or not. Those are known as dumb as is.

Was in Germany we got called in and watched 2 buildings turn into a pile of DUST, we said wow where did everything go, DUST. then we deployed out. Crazy days.

I was at work on a 10th floor of a federal building... on an airport flight line... in my hometown when this happened. My bosses wanted to wait until 'authority' came from Division headquarters 300 miles away to 'allow' us to leave. I tossed my leave slip on my manager's desk and told him I was leaving with or without permission and left. Common Sense said leave and I did. If more people in the towers had used their own common sense and left without waiting for 'permission' to go, they would be alive. I know that's harsh but it is the truth. God gave you a brain...use it.

@osleg1460

6 ай бұрын

ooof close one

@PneumaNoose

6 ай бұрын

You’re another hindsight honcho talking trash from your “hometown”. Where was this? Someplace in Arizona? Montana? Somewhere nowhere near NYC? When 911 tells you to stay put so the firefighters can get to the people who need help faster, you wanna do your part to help, especially when they’d been told for decades that those buildings were “designed to take a hit from a commercial airliner.” And as for the people who were literally trapped by having blown out staircases or exits blocked by tons of metal, welp, they weren’t waiting on “permission” to jump out of the fkn building. I know this is harsh, but stay in your damn lane.

@nicarazzi

2 ай бұрын

But when you work in tall buildings you’re told when to leave so there isn’t a rush of people going down the stairs creating a jam. It’s what the firefighters tell you to do. We used to have drills and would get a bollocking if one didn’t keep in line.

i saw a glimps of blues clues on 10:21 also this is very sad and tragic that this has happend may those who died rest in peace

@Protactiny

5 ай бұрын

Pepper and paprika

@GoldenRing2023

2 ай бұрын

The children's networks kept airing different episodes on 9/11/01, Older ones from 99, No new episodes of any TV show were released until 2-3 weeks after to pay respect

@LoboNox

2 ай бұрын

I remember when nick used to be on channel 6

All the E R., in New York were on alert for mass casulaties.. but there were hardly any because few survived

Ron M!9/11The day the world stopped spinning!I was home in Halifax N.S. Then all of a sudden there was.NO Ttraffic Noise!No Sound Anywhere!This awful event affecting me and othwers THOUSANDS of miles away from the WORLD TRADE CENTERS😮 R,I,P,❤From CANADA 🇨🇦

thank you for this, i havent seen many of these images before

This is just how everyone else at the time experienced it - we all kept flicking through the channels cause that was the only thing we could do

Everybody says NEARLY 2000 people killed that day, it was way more than that, plus all the deaths of people in the cleanup, lots more than 2000, never be known.

@emilyhughes4297

5 ай бұрын

There’s also more deaths every year caused by the dust and debris of the towers everyone there breathed in, many of the firemen who survived now have cancer from it.

@stevengallant6363

24 күн бұрын

*Nearly 3,000 people.

Prayers for all of New York who lost someone this aweful day

The money traders had a complete separate operation elsewhere. Two days later they were up and running. Although not without the full staff.

@Glytched356

2 ай бұрын

What do you mean?

One of the worst days of my life

I was in the 11th grade in Alabama when this happened. We saw it live on the tv screens in our class. Some of my classmates had to leave and crying because their relatives worked at the World Trade Center. It was shocking to see how this directly affected people even in the south. 😢. Schools released us early to be with our families.

@MeadeSkeltonMusic

Ай бұрын

Well , Arlington VA was hit and that's technically the South.

22 years now

@Jere_HATER

6 ай бұрын

menos mal que las fechas de subida no se pierden 😌😌😌

@simonacland9028

6 ай бұрын

I'm from Australia and was only 9 when this happened but I remember waking up and walking into my parents room watching it at whatever hour it was here. Crazy.

@INDREAMSBEGINSRESPONSIBILITIES

3 ай бұрын

I was 22 in shock. 22 years later it's still haunting.

This is important stuff, to preserve those initial observations by reporters & eyewitnesses, they're safely secured I hope?😊

This one has channel surfing.

Poor Walter 😢 he needed to pause to keep speaking. I wish I could hug everyone that day. RIP forever innocent 911 victims. 🕊️🙏

When the 3rd explosion happened they didn’t know that building 7 collapsed😢

I was 10 and I remember the breaking into our regular TV broadcast so we could witness the attacks, prayers for all the lost ones and their families.

31:26 Wow that fireman was hella pissed.

2:01:17 2024 yet were standing up for these people

@Goofyahhboy4677

5 ай бұрын

And yet we still stand up to Israeli’s

@Ry_guy7

4 ай бұрын

💀

@walterpaton8698

3 ай бұрын

Look what is going on in England. And some elected officials. The United States is being invaded.

@izumid.124p4

2 ай бұрын

That video could very likely be taken out of context. Also, the event that occurred from 9/11 has been their every day reality then and now.

@chezzachezza7325

Ай бұрын

2024 is so far hell terror is everywhere its bad times , viruses terrorists, people with no homes no money , somthing wicked this way comes

Thanks for uploading

All the ones I have seen this has made me cry it most have been very scary I did not know anyone who was there that day but I would love to meet someone who was

@AndrewDAngeloCCpod

6 ай бұрын

I was in Brooklyn that day and saw it from afar. But I have a friend who worked in building 2 and had to walk home over the bridge. Crazy times.

Every time I watch these 9 11 videos I can’t help always thinking that as this was happening the people in the Middle East were cheering and dancing in the streets.

@KatieTapp-ck5uo

Ай бұрын

Exactly and folks in America r supporting the bloody terrorists,they seem to have forgotten about that

I live in Australia and my dad was watching this live, he was freaking out saying it’s the end of the world

@terrycraig6386

6 ай бұрын

Not quite the end, but the beginning of a nightmare millennium.😮😮

@rosewest5168

4 ай бұрын

It felt like that. I was 17 watching live.

@comfortablynumb5597

3 ай бұрын

Right?! That's how scary it was, nobody knew wtf was happening. Many thought the same thing your dad did.

@doctorbohr1585

3 ай бұрын

I must have been the only person in Australia and the world who missed it live. I went to bed maybe ten minutes before (had to be at work at 7am next morn). My boss was at home, not watching tv; and his housemate, who'd been at the pub down the road, burst in and yelled "Fuck, turn on the tv! World Trade Centre - gone! Pentagon - gone! White House - gone! It's armageddon!"

@OregonCrow

2 ай бұрын

nobody really cares about australia

Building falls, man continues interview. Incredible.

I still can’t believe Edna Cintron stood in that hole where the plane went in and stood there waving. There’s also a man trapped between steel to her left & he is waving. Edna keeps waving right until the collapse. So sad. She must of been so terrified. After the second tower collapses you can see the internal support beam that was meant to ensure they didn’t collapse, just swaying right to left. Not a lot of footage of that. In al my years of looking at 9/11 videos I’ve only ever seen one video of that beam & it was only like a 3 second video before the beam collapsed & I remember the guy saying it was the only footage he could find, shame he didn’t find this video as your footage of it is only the second but 100% the longest footage I’ve seen of that internal beam.

@danevertt3210

4 ай бұрын

I’m not convinced that’s her …….but it’s certainly somebody

@RageRomantic

4 ай бұрын

@@danevertt3210 it was the exact floor her office was on & her husband even said she left the house wearing the same clothing seen on the woman.

@Aurora_Shines40

4 ай бұрын

​@@RageRomanticI believe that she actually worked a few floors above where the plane hit, which is one of the arguments made by those that don't believe it was her.

@RageRomantic

4 ай бұрын

@@Aurora_Shines40 that was a different lady hence why they believe this is indeed Edna, i can’t remember the other ladies name but she worked much higher up than Edna did, Edna worked right in the impact zone

@Aurora_Shines40

4 ай бұрын

@@RageRomantic ah okay! Sorry about that!! I just read it the other day and probably mixed the two up!!

1:29:27 Gabe Pressman began his career with channel 4 in 1956. Old school street journalism right there.

38:02 "Some people were clearly able to get out of thise buildings" Actually No...A lot of people were told to ho backbto their offices. That there was no threat to the South Tower . A lot of those people listened and they are no longer. I don't understand why that was done. I know one thing, if ever I'm in a situation where I fear for my life, there's absolutely no way I'm going back to my office. Of course they didn't know the seriousness if what happened, but given what they went through in February 1993 there's no way. I

@suzzanimalchannel1030

Ай бұрын

I remember the very first reports from when the first plane hit, they said it’s too early and there shouldn’t be anyone in those buildings. Like really!! In NYC , there were meetings set up at 6am in those towers. I mean I wish they were right and I’m sure that’s what they were hoping. That news report gave me so much hope that those buildings were empty when I heard about the amount of casualties afterwards I couldn’t freaking believe it! 😢😢😢

I wasn't on Earth when it happened and hearing people's narratives breaks my heart, there's so much video documentation that you in a way live the events as they rolled... In addition, in modern days we consider the consequences of debris inhalation, or the lack of action from the then-president Bush...

Recuerdo cuando mi mamá me contó de ésto y me mostró videos de los colapsos de las torres y yo de niño pensé que era solo un derrumbe pequeño y que las torres se habían destruido inmediatamente. Ahora viendolo de forma más detallada es demasiado inquietante

I remember it’s was yesterday I was in 4th grade I was in school. 2001 was the worst year of our life.

It was the worst. It’s been almost a quarter century ago and it’s still hard to grasp.

Was 4 1/2 yrs after I was Honorable Discharged US Army Sapper , plus a volunteer Firefighter . I was asked by a news reporter so what ya think America is going to do? While watching a TV in a local mall , I had my Army veteran 🇺🇸 hat on .I just said we are going to War ! I was going to resign up. But our Best was already there and well basic training again lol nahh but for the ppl and being a Firefighter , but I did my time. People always ask Why do Firefighters and ems etc Run in while there's people running out ! Well this day Answers that best .❤ Hint The bravest at the top of all they answered the call ! Remember 🇺🇸 these colors don't run . 😢343 Never Forget ;

oh wow, that's walter perez--- I watch him on Philly's local 6ABC channel

I was next to it

It might be included in here, ill have to double check. I saw a clip earlier today, a camera man was with a bunch of firefighters in i think it was a lobby area between the buildings? Somewhere with a roof. And the camera zooms in on one particular firefighter looking around in horror as... stuff.. landed on the roof with loud bangs. He was still wearing his priest collar. I did a little research. That is some of the last known footage of Mychal Fallon Judge born May 11, 1933. American Franciscan friar and Catholic priest who served as a chaplain to the New York City Fire Department. On September 11, 2001 he became the first certified fatality of the terrorist attacks. He was in the Lobby of the North tower at the temporary command post set up by the FDNY, when the south tower collapsed it sent debris into the lobby of the north tower. He was killed in this moment and shortly after the collapse of the south tower his body was recovered and removed from the scene before the north tower collapsed. He spent the entire time he was on scene praying for living injured and dead alike no matter who they were or where they came from, offering whatever assistance he could to the firefighters. He was then canonized in the Roman-Catholicchirch and made Saint Mychal the Martyr. He was a Friar with the Franciscan friars. In 1986 when many bishops banned Dignity (a Catholic LGBT activist organization that advocates for change in the Catholic Church's teaching on homosexuality) from diocesan churches under their control he welcomed Dignity's AIDS ministry to his church which, controlled by the friars, was not subject to the bishops wills. Judge often asked "Is there so much love in the world that we can afford to discriminate against any kind of love" Judge developed a relationship with a nurse named Al Alvarado in the last year of his life, although his work in the fire department meant they did not spend much time together. Members of the catholic church deny and continue to deny Judge's homosexuality but the commissioner, several friends and family, and his own diaries state otherwise.

@midnightq69

4 ай бұрын

That’s the Naudet brothers film, following the firemen.

@walterpaton8698

3 ай бұрын

I have a friend who graduated from Yale Divinity School. My friend, Elizabeth was at many funerals for AIDS victims. She comforted many family's loved ones.

@alison5009

Ай бұрын

He’s not a saint yet in the Roman Catholic Church, but there are those that have started the process around 2021. Apparently the Orthodox-Catholic church has, a much smaller and different organization.

Same to countries in conflict and more than 20 years later, we are still involved in their situation. We have learned nothing.

i saw when the second plane ✈️ hit i was 15 and i was with 2 of my friends we cut school and went to hang out in manhattan we were near the church when the second plane hit. we knew about the 1st plane which we thought was an accident but when that second plane hit we knew there was something wrong and we started to head to upper manhattan we didnt know what to do. we literally saw the both towers collapse 😢 sad day for america. it was like a movie

@Stevenbsandberg

6 ай бұрын

😢

@fernandogutierrez4507

5 ай бұрын

I also was in 10th grade and ditched school that day. I remember watching it on the news

“Reports of people hanging out of windows jumping, trying to get to safety.” No I’m pretty sure they jumped knowing they would die but had no choice. Who jumps from 107 floor window to get to safety!? 32:14

@KevaFlores

Ай бұрын

Right?

@MeadeSkeltonMusic

Ай бұрын

Because the will to live is strong . Some fell out.

@cruzuscog

Ай бұрын

Many of them tried climbing down the sides of the buildings but lost their grip

@niori9991

7 күн бұрын

They probably thought they could be saved by helicopter

51:27 UA93 starts being mentioned

My teacher said she recalls every channel (except the children's networks) show the towers on repeat all day for a week, That's messed up

@fsinatra1911

19 күн бұрын

Some for a month while they did body recovery it was a mess

30:49 You guys look, Its a live shot of "World trade center 2" as it just collapsed!

It will always seem like yesterday. Terrible.

N E V E R F O R G E T 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

30:44 People were expecting the 2nd tower (North Tower) to come down too, but when it ACTUALLY did for realsies people were super shocked and couldn't believe it.

It seemed to take them forever to say anything about the fuel from the planes. That fuel can burn your skin just like if you caught on fire.

You look around today and it’s as if this event has been completely forgotten. It blows my mind how quickly we’ve essentially forgotten 9/11. People who were born after this are now able to legally drink. This is is becoming just another piece of history. It is surreal to have been alive when this happened. I remember every detail about this day, even down to the clothes I was wearing.

On this day my daughter turned two and I couldn't have a party for many years😢😢

Es un momento empezo a cambiar de canal para cambiar de tema, pero todas las noticias decian lo mismo "World Trade Center Disaster" O "World Trade Center 2 Collapse"

Notice towards the end of this video the reporter said the firefighters were saying that they were noticing explosives in the towers 😮

@annemow

Ай бұрын

I read something years ago about teams packing mid floors months before. So yeah.

O jornalista nem conseguia falar, eu tinha 5 anos, fico imaginando a sena , parece filme .

Снесли и ради чего ? Такие красивые здания - символы американской мечты. Свобода! Ради нефти такие жертвы, ради развития агрессивной внешней политики, захватов ресурсов чужих стран - принесли в жертву и лбдей и этих исполинов человеческого гения!

@noobscoopsies1100

5 ай бұрын

террористам на это наплевать, их волнует только то, чтобы вызвать как можно больше террора.

@Orioncars

4 ай бұрын

@@noobscoopsies1100 террористы)

To the people in the comments using this footage for their conspiracy theories --- 🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️

We can NOT let this go unanswered. We’ve been fed bs

Though all the sadness the United States of America kept us safe in all this hell

Where's part 2?

Estou pesquisando sobre 11 de setembro e sei que foram alguns Brasileiros também 😢🇧🇷

10:22 what happened

Quote Walter Perez at 29:07 "but something either exploded or fell off the side of the one building that was attacked"

😢

1:22:33

😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

05:19 TNT showing ER? Wow... Wonder how many viewers it had

Notice this video reported another country claiming responsibility, I wonder why actions weren't taken at that point 👉😮

@sorryifoldcomment8596

2 ай бұрын

What country?

@fsinatra1911

19 күн бұрын

Palestinian groups were the 1st to take credit for it

The Lord Jesus caused me to be laid off from one of the towers where i used to work at the world trade center, so i could be saved; thanks to him i am alive. Believe on Jesus for he is alive, he saves and is coming back soon. May God bless. GENESIS 4, PSALM 19.

@superjeffstanton

Ай бұрын

Wow

@superjeffstanton

Ай бұрын

Wow

@newwisdom7770

Ай бұрын

@@superjeffstanton May God bless. GENESIS 32, PSALM 47.

„everybody who’s ever watched a builing beeing demolished on purpose you have to get at under the infrastructure to bring it down“

Some great reporting right here. There’s nothing quite like being at the center of it all during a big news day. I’ll never forget where i was the day roe was overturned, or the day the right stormed the capitol.

At 31:29 firefighter got mad

@absantialthehybrid7052

4 ай бұрын

You can see that its heartbroken anger, poor guy knew he had lost friends maybe family from this and its heartbreaking

@-i-stole-your-toast-

Ай бұрын

@@absantialthehybrid7052 truck 3 had 11 firefighters go in to the buildings to get people out and one of the firefighters had to call 911 on a landline since their phone wasn’t working. They had all gone in and when the towers collapsed they never came back out.. my heart goes out to everyone who tried to get out and tried to help. This is what the 9/11 memorial museum tour guide had said during a yt video 😢

Is it true? No such user ?

15:26 an people want to free palastine

@JuanRivera-gc7fq

Ай бұрын

The nerve and audacity right!

The last years before people became screen zombies

Uvalde library

Incompetence on all levels

This was connected to Illuminate!!!!!!

The second worst day of my life 😔

those dudes where not messing around

A terrorist expert named Livingston.... Should be named "living still". Pfft oh and "generally we don't take action" .. WOW

We still have no idea who did it

@2:38 gosh this guy is SLOW as hell, he cant TURN AROUND and look and tell obvi it may have FELL...